On: Miqt: MIT-licensed Qt bindings for Go

[rob74]

Ah, that's a part of Lazarus (the "pas" at the end is a giveaway). Actually I've had this idea for some time that integrating Go into Lazarus might be worthwhile - I was a Delphi developer before I "jumped ship" to web development, but I still like the effortless way of building GUI applications with a proper GUI design tool, and Go's speed of compilation and some syntax elements make it appealing for Pascal developers (at least that's the way I felt when I first tried it). But not sure how the two communities would feel about this idea...

[mappu → rob74]

> I still like the effortless way of building GUI applications with a proper GUI design tool

I really like this too. Qt Widgets offers this too, with the Qt Designer app. It's really easy to use, just like Delphi, Winforms or old VB6.

The Qt Creator IDE has integrated designer and also LSP support for Go, an integration could be really interesting for rapid development.

[shagrath → rob74]

You might like this : https://github.com/ying32/govcl

[mappu → shagrath]

I spent some time using the GoVCL bindings of Lazarus LCL, and made some small app with it: https://code.ivysaur.me/yvbolt

It does work, but I had hoped for more, it is simply too far behind in many ways and is stuck on GTK2 (so no high DPI support). The LCL itself does support GTK3 and Qt5 (and nothing newer), but recompiling GoVCL to use them broke quite badly.